Mica protestors 'in it for the long haul' as they plan to 'bring Dublin to a standstill'

A representative of one of the Mica protest groups says they will not accept measures that see people getting different levels of redress
Mica protestors 'in it for the long haul' as they plan to 'bring Dublin to a standstill'

Mica protesters at Leinster House today. The group has planned a mass protest in Dublin on October 8. Photo: Gareth Chaney/Collins 

A representative for mica and pyrite-affected properties has rejected proposals that "most but not all" of the homes affected will receive 100% redress.

Paddy Diver, the leader of a campaign for 100% redress for owners of mica-affected homes, said his group "are not in the business of leaving people behind".

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